About Solar Decathlon | World's Biggest Contest for the Best Solar House (HD 1080p)
Los Angeles, the so-called "horizontal city". Two hours' drive from the city center is an old military airport, the venue of the Solar Decathlon. It is the world's most demanding and important competition for sustainable construction, an olympic decathlon for innovative solar houses the americans won't miss. What you will see here is truly futuristic: homes where certain components are able to move apart on tracks, homes that look like a metal shed or haybarn and still are masterpieces of technology. 300.000 visitors come to get a glimpse into future living.
Solar Decathlon | World's Biggest Contest for the Best Solar House (HD 1080p) is presented by wocomoDOCS. Its listed runtime is 21 minutes. The source link and publisher attribution are provided with the embedded film.
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- Title
- Solar Decathlon | World's Biggest Contest for the Best Solar House (HD 1080p)
- Category
- Space & Universe
- Runtime
- 21 minutes
- Language
- English
- Publisher
- wocomoDOCS
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